The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24
Butter retailed at 80 cents per pound

, Butter retailed at 80 cents per pound
last week, and very much of it poor al
that. Grocerymen should draw a line
in the price of good butter and poor
butter-the same as grain dealers dc
between a good article of wheat and
poor one. Butter stout enough to turn
over a table, dishes and all, is not the
kind that ought to accompany meat and
bread into a PERSONS stomach. Linn
burger cheese would be more appropri-
ate. With proper care any farmers
wife can make good, sweet butter all
the time. A number do it.
Four-in-liand Neckties, new Spring
Colors, just received, at Jos. Woerner's.
The April number Of PETERsoN's
craving, "The Waif," followed by the
usual handsome double-size fashion,
plate. 1t contains, also, two very pref
ty designs in %colors, for fancy work,
numerous fashion-designs giving the
latest spring styles, a subject always in
teresting to the ladies. Its interesting
stories, workable designs, recipes for
cooking, and other articles make this a
very handsome number, and fully sus-
tain it's well-known reputation as the
cheapest and best of the lady's maya
zines. 1t ought to be taken by every
woman. Terms: Two Dollars a year,
with great deductions to clubs. Adj
dress Charles j. Peterson, 306 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Parents, calm and see our new Spring
Suits. Prices lower than ever, at Jos.
Woerner's.
Jordan Pace had a young horse to
tear loose from his hitching on Thurs
day afternoon of last week and go down
Main street at a 2 40 gait. After run
ming a couple of squares he 1eaped over
the iron fencing around the premises of
Mrs. II. C. Hiestand, taking a full panel
with him. The damage to the spring
wagon to which the animal was attach
ed vas slight and his escape from inju-
ry miraculous. On the same day a
horse belonging to Mr.. Early of Four
Mile, attached to a blackboard and hitch
ed close to the residence of William Dan
ford, broke loose and after running east
half a square, leaped the pailing fence
the premises of Steve Coover,
the vehicle behind as he went
over. He did not stop running and
jumping fences until he attempted to go
up the forty foot embankment on the
west side of Sevenmile in Bruce's bot
where he stuck fast and was cap
Spring Style Stiff Hats $1,25, 1,5o,
md 400, usual price $500, $50 and
100, at Jos. Woerner's.
There is a ''time to dance and a time f
% pray" the good book tells us, and as
t does not set the time for these amuse-
nents, it was of course intended that
ZACH one should be the judge of when
20 dance OF to pray. We realized this
act more satisfactorily than ever on
Thursday night last, while present at
he closing meeting of the Eaton DAN
ing Assembly at the Opera House,,
The affair was a grand success in every !
The music furnished by Prof. |
and the famous Harpers, was all !
hat heart could desire. We venture to 7
ay that there are nO two musicians in :
he country that al furnish better a
lance music. The party was a masque-
ade and the costumes were very fine
good. The grand march that OPEN 1
d the program of the evening to the z
arge audience of invited guests that oc- s
upied the gallery, was very excellent c
nd the feature of the evening. At IL
'clock the ladies of the club furnished !
II elegant lunch, for-which they de- ;,
congratulation. The amusement !
at an early hour in the morning
all left with a fond look forward to
ext season, when the Assembly will
rganize again. a
Look at the suits we are making to {
rider for SIS, SIG, SIS and 500; Spring \
for inspection. Come and {
ee them, at Jos. Woerner's. +,
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